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The White People and Other Weird Stories
Arthur Machen - Author
S. T. Joshi - Editor/introduction
S. T. Joshi - Notes by
Guillermo del Toro - Foreword by
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"Of living creators of cosmic fear raised to its most artistic pitch, few if any can hope to equal the versatile Arthur Machen." -H.P. Lovecraft
Actor, journalist , devotee of Celtic Christianity and the Holy Grail legend, Welshman Arthur Machen is considered one of the fathers of weird fiction, a master of mayhem whose work has drawn comparisons to H. P. Lovecraft and Edgar Allan Poe. Readers will find the perfect introduction to his style in this new collection. With the title story, an exercise in the bizarre that leaves the reader disoriented virtually from the first page, Machen turns even fundamental truths upside down. "There have been those who have sounded the very depths of sin," explains the character Ambrose, "who all their lives have never done an 'ill deed.'"
Arthur Machen's own life is perhaps his greatest creation; for it is exactly the life we might expect a poet and a visionary to have lived. Born in 1863 in the village of Caerleon-on-Usk in Wales (the site, two millennia earlier, of the Roman town of Isca Silurum and the base of the Second Augustan Legion), Machen was fascinated since youth by the Roman antiquities in his region as well as the rural Welsh countryside. He attended Hereford Cathedral School, but in 1880 he failed an examination for the Royal College of Surgeons; he felt he had no option but to go to London to look for work, where he hoped that his ardent enthusiasm for books might land him some literary work. But only poverty and loneliness were his portion. Dragging out a meager existence as a translator (his translation of the Heptameron of Marguerite de Navarre [1886] long remained standard, as did his later translation of Casanova's memoirs), tutor, and cataloger, he knew at first hand the spiritual isolation that his alter ego, Lucian Taylor, would depict so poignantly in The Hill of Dreams (1907). In his first autobiography, Far Off Things (1922), he speaks of this period with a wistfulness that scarcely conceals his anguish. Consider the description of his attic garret on Clarendon Road:
It was, of course, at the top of the house, and it was much smaller than any monastic "cell" that I have ever seen. From recollection I should estimate its dimensions as ten feet by five. It held a bed, a washstand, a small table, and one chair; and so it was very fortunate that I had few visitors. Outside, on the landing, I kept my big wooden box with all my possessions— and these not many— in it. And there was a very notable circumstance about this landing. On the wall was suspended, lengthwise, a step- ladder by which one could climb through a trap door to the roof in case of fire, and so between the rungs or steps of this ladder I disposed my library. For anything I know, the books tasted as well thus housed as they did at a later period when I kept them in an eighteenth- century bookcase of noble dark mahogany, behind glass doors. There was no fireplace in my room, and I was often very cold. I would sit in my shabby old great- coat, reading or writing, and if I were writing I would every now and then stand up and warm my hands over the gas- jet, to prevent my fingers getting numb.
Although Machen published a few works during this period— The Anatomy of Tobacco (1884), an owlishly learned disquisition on various types of tobacco, and the picaresque novel The Chronicle of Clemendy (1886)— they were commercially unsuccessful and today are not highly regarded. But the death of Machen's father in 1887 suddenly gave him, for the next fourteen years, the economic independence he required to write whatever he chose, without thought of markets or sales. And yet, one of his first works of fiction of this period— "The Great God Pan" (1890)— created a sensation, especially when it appeared in book form in 1894. It shocked the moral guardians of an enfeebled Victorian culture as the diseased outpourings of a decadent mind; but the reviewers who condemned it as sexually offensive could not know that Machen shared the very inhibitions he seemed to be defying. This tale— as well as the infinitely superior "The White People" (1899)— succeeds largely because Machen himself, as a rigidly orthodox Anglo- Catholic, crystallized his horror of aberrant sexuality by giving it a supernatural dimension. That Machen chose to work in the literature of the supernatural— one branch of what has come to be called weird fiction, which also encompasses fantasy and psychological suspense— is of interest in itself. Canonically, the supernatural in literature commenced with Horace Walpole's short novel The Castle of Otranto (1764), which ultimately ushered in the age of the Gothic novel, whose most notable exponents were Ann Radcliffe, Matthew Gregory Lewis, and Charles Robert Maturin. It is not paradoxical that this literature emerged in a century typified by the rationalism of Alexander Pope and Samuel Johnson, for the supernatural can only manifest itself in literature when a relatively stable and coherent idea of the natural has been arrived at. In this sense, the supernatural must keep pace with science: Although it draws upon myth and folklore in its exhibition of ghosts, vampires, werewolves, haunted houses, and other such elements, it can only do so at a time when these elements are generally believed to defy what are commonly understood to be the laws of nature; for only in this manner can they constitute the imaginative liberation that many writers and readers seek. At the same time, the best weird writers understood that supernatural motifs could serve as metaphors for the expression of truths about the human condition (the vampire as social outsider, for example) in a more vivid and pungent manner than in conventional mimetic realism.
Reprinted by arrangement with Penguin, a member of Penguin Group (USA) Inc., from the introduction of The White People And Other Weird Stories by Arthur Machen. Introduction and notes Copyright © S.T. Joshi 2011
Foreword by Guillermo del Toro: The Ecstasy of St. Arthur
The Inmost Light
Explanatory Notes
"The pleasure of rediscovering these stories or experiencing them for the first time is sure to be amplified by the insightful foreword by filmmaker Guillermo del Toro (Pan's Labyrinth) and the excellent introduction by S. T. Joshi." — Craig Smith
"As a selection of 'weird' short stories, The White People is a fine example of the precursor to what has become a popular subgenre of fantasy fiction, as well as a window on to the spiritual concerns of the Welsh author Arthur Machen (1863-1947): the veil separating the phenomenal world and the supernal realm is thin. While we may have forgotten the rituals, spells, charms and wards once used to commune with the spirits, the spirits have not forgotten us."— Times Literary Supplement
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I just joined this forum for a strange problem that I cant solve.
A have an AppleTV 40 GB
1.0 -> 3.0 with ssh
I installed the TVComposite.kext and it works.
I can sudo loadkext TVComposite.kext and the BW becomes color.
All is fine.
I would like to autoload this to run on each boot. I powerdown my Apple TV everyevening.
I tried 2 attemped
1: add TVComposite.kext to rc.local. ( the TVComposite.kext gets loaded but the image is still BW)
2: StartupParameters.plist (the TVComposite.kext gets loaded but the image is still BW)
Sometimes in loads OK and the BW goes to Color. Most of the times it does not.
If I remove the autostartups in rc.local or StartupParameters.plist I can ALWAYS load the kext from the ssh commandline.
The question now is.
1: why wont the kext autoload
2: why does manually loading it through ssh alway work
3: how can I autoload the Kext?
Description = "Load Composite Kext";
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Garáž from Pardubice served 400 beers during the introduction of Czech hockey players (Translation)
22 February 2010
Opening hours have been adjusted to the schedule of the Olympic games
Garáž was awarded for long-lasting care for beer quality
Pardubice, February 18, 2010 - Garáž, a pub in Pardubice, changed their opening hours to special hours due to the Olympic Games. They always open an hour before the Czech hockey team plays a game and close an hour after the game ends. The introduction of our players, which was at 6 am, saw a full pub and they drank 400 beers. The fans savored Gambrinus from the tap, in its best quality, which was also confirmed by the award from Plzeňský Prazdroj. This was given to Garáž for its long-lasting cooperation in caring for beer. The next hockey game is planned for Friday night/Saturday morning at 1:30 am.
The pub has become a bastion for sport fans during this year's Olympic Games. Even the opening hours have been adjusted to the Games. Usually they close at 1 am, but when the Czech hockey team plays, Garáž will open an hour before the game begins and close an hour after it ends. This way, anybody can cheer alongside the fans with Gambrinus on tap.
The first game of the Czech representation on Thursday was at 6 am and a pub filled with fans was watching. In Garáž, in less than 4 hours about 400 beers were served. A breakfast menu was prepared: goulash soup, goulash and cold cuts. According to those who were present, the atmosphere was amazing, where regulars were making wagers amongst themselves and guessing how the Czech representation would do.
"We decided to offer sport fans and especially hockey fans from Pardubice a chance to collectively cheer for our hockey players. Even in spite of unpleasant early morning hours, when the games are broadcasted, we at Garáž, are open," says Josef Losser, owner of Garáž Restaurant.
Fans from Pardubice already have their next chance to cheer together this Saturday at 1:30 am, which is a more acceptable hour than during the game with Slovakia.
Certificate of excellent care for beer
Recently, Garáž was given an award from Plzeňský Prazdroj for exemplary care for beer, which they have been providing nonstop for ten years. Whoever comes to Garáž and wants to, for example, watch the Olympic Games, can be certain that he/she is being served good beer.
"When at the turn of 1999 and 2000 Plzeňský Prazdroj launched a project of certification of pubs for good sanitation and care for beer, we applied for it immediately. Caring about quality of Gambrinus beer, which we serve on tap, has been paying off. Our regulars as well as random customers appreciate the very good taste of the beer. It wouldn't be possible without great emphasis on attitude with which our bartenders and servers serve our customers," says Josef Losser. Proof of a professional staff is the fact that one of Garáž's bartender's has been working there since it opened.
"Beer is the best the moment it is leaving the brewery's gates. For it not to lose quality during transportation, warehousing, and service, it requires a lot of care. And here at Garáž, they have been spoiling our beer for more than ten years. Then they were among the first who received the certificate, and have now been given even more: a red seal. It is a reward to Garáž for its best care for beer lovers and a confirmation that the quality of beer on tap here is excellent," says senior business brewer from Plzeňský Prazdroj, Václav Berka.
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This SABMiller subsidiary news release has been translated from its local market language to English language for publication on www.sabmiller.com. We have attempted to provide an accurate translation of the original material but due to the difficulties of translation slight differences may exist.
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American thought in the industrial age. The idea of America and Europe from 1865 to 1920. Reformist perception in the populist and progressive eras. Immigration and acculturation. Concepts of America in the New Era and in the New Deal. Changing perspectives of postwar and contemporary America.
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Why The Left is Unpatriotic and Why the Right Should Say So
Most conservative political commentators tiptoe around the unpatriotic positions maintained by many liberals in America. We hear prominent conservatives say things like this, "I am not challenging Mr. Liberal's patriotism. I am challenging his point of view."
The fact is that much of the new left is unpatriotic. And that is okay. The Founding Fathers knew that not all Americans would be patriots; in fact, they counted on it. In this article I will show why the culture of the left is not patriotic. My basic contention is that patriotism is now the responsibility of the right -- abandoned by the left. I will use stories and photographs from this year's Oregon Country Fair to help make the point.
The Oregon Country Fair is held every July on a large private plot of land about fifteen miles west of Eugene, Oregon. Nearly 50,000 people attend the three-day event. The fair is a celebration of environmentalism and left-wing politics.
When I drove onto the fairgrounds, I noticed that the six or seven parking lots were jammed with thousands of good old American gas guzzling SUVs. My wife and I tried to find a hybrid vehicle in our parking lot. We walked passed hundreds of cars and spotted only two hybrids. Nevertheless, the very first exhibit at the fair was this:
I could almost taste the deep fried hypocrisy.
One of the first things I observed was the absence of the American flag at the fair. As you can see, there are plenty of flags at the fair's entrance. Not one of them is the Stars and Stripes.
I walked around the nearly 300-acre site for two days and did not see one properly presented American flag. I did spot this "flag." It is the backdrop for the main stage of the fair.
My interpretation of this "work of art" is that the Stars and Stripes is consumed by a giant yin-yang ball of flame and is, in the process, transformed into a cloudy sky.
America was openly mocked and criticized at the Oregon Country Fair. Posted prominently in one of the clearings is the fair's "Pledge of Allegiance."
Over forty guest speakers were invited to this year's fair. Some of them were highly critical of the U.S. None of them advertised themselves as pro-American. Here are sketches (taken directly from the official "Spoken Word Schedule") of some of the speakers' topics and backgrounds:
"Julie Daniel, aka The Goddess of Garbage', is Executive Director of BRING, the non-profit agency that's taken your stuff and sold it back to you for more than three decades. Under Julie's direction, BRING is reinventing itself to meet the community's needs for the next 30 years."
"Secretary of State Bill Bradbury is Oregon's second-highest ranking constitutional officer. Bill was one of 50 participants in Al Gore's Climate Change training sessions and has given over 110 presentations." [I had always wondered what a Secretary of State's job was.]
"Wren Davidson is an herbalist, gardener and earth minister. She co-founded Women's Herbalist Conference."
"Tim Hermach established Zero Cut' to protect the nation's forest from the Forest Service which has become a servant of the corrupt timber industry at the taxpayer's expense."
"Johnny is a trainer focused on cultural competency in areas of gender, race, socio-economic, disability and other spheres of diversity."
"Annie Leonard has been investigating factories and dumps around the world. Annie's most recent project, the Story of Stuff' (see it on YouTube), explores the global materials economy and the impact of consumerism on economy, environment and health."
"Jane Bates is unabashedly an activist of the tallest order. When the U.S. invaded Iraq she transformed from a cover artist to a singer songwriter and took up her pen to take on the war."
"Sara Rich is a social worker, doula and family therapist. She is a member of Courage to Resist, Military Families Speak Out and CODEPINK. Sara is also a part of the management team for the Oregon Country Fair."
And so on.
I listened to a few of these speakers. One young man, who fancied himself a poet, said in his speech,
America is in
A constant state of war.
It keeps the rich, rich --
And it keeps the poor, poor.
He then looked sternly at the audience of one hundred or so people in the small amphitheatre and claimed,
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But instead of a tasering, a beating, or spending a few days in county, the young poet received a standing ovation.
The Oregon Country Fair is an excellent example of the culture of the left in today's America. This is not a culture that favors middle-class capitalism or the traditional form of American patriotism. It is a culture seeking a one-world government, a primitive socialist economic system, a low-tech manufacturing infrastructure, and a religion that worships nature instead of God.
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Jokes. If you can't laugh at the jokes of the age -- laugh at the age of the jokes. Mrs. De Jong -- Gerrit, dear, you are getting handsomer every day. Sorry, Rosa-belle, but I'm rather hard up at present. Schoolboard's philosophy -- If they kin send submariens over here, nothin will rpevent 'em from send Zeppelins next. -- Perhaps after all, it wouldn't pay to have these houses shingled this year. Maughan (in Biology) -- Explain the importance of variation in nature. Miss Farnsworth -- Variety is the spice of life. HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY. Mrs. Robinson say she would rather buy a new bench here for "Ted" than to keep mending his clothes. There's something in it, too. TRY TO IMAGINE -- Cecil "fat." -- Jen, without the "red" necktie. -- "Kaiser" without the grin. -- The front door closed. -- Silence reigning in the halls. -- The book store open at all hours. -- Athletes training. -- Miss Gillespie dancing a Fox Trot. -- Hilda without a chrochet hook.
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Robert and Deandria Bogart, both of Erwin, announce the engagement of their daughter, Tanya Nicole Bogart, to Timothy Douglas Odom, son of Tim and Debbie Odom of Elizabethton.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Shirley and James Hopson of Unicoi, Joan Bogart of Erwin, and the late Bill Bogart.
Tanya is a graduate of Unicoi County High School and obtained a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education from East Tennessee State University. She is currently pursuing a Masters of Science degree in Speech-Language Pathology. She is currently employed by the ARC of Washington County.
The groom-to-be is the grandson of Bill Merritt of Elizabethton, the late Peggy Merritt, Marlene Odom of Hampton, and the late Thomas Odom.
Doug is a graduate of Elizabethton High School and obtained a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education from East Tennessee State University. He is currently employed as a sixth grade teacher in the Carter County School System. He is also the Junior Youth Leader of Mid City Fellowship Church.
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The following article is an excerpt from CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION's annual CC100 report, which appeared in July 2006. For the full article, the complete list of the top 100 concrete contractors, which includes residential work, and more, visit the magazine's Web site atwww.concreteconstruction.net.
In December, 2004, The Brookings Institution, an independent research organization, issued a report on the forces that will affect U.S. building trends over the next 25 years. "In 2030, about half of the buildings in which Americans live, work, and shop will have been built after 2000," said Brookings' Arthur C. Nelson. That's a lot of buildings, and the concrete industry made big strides in that direction during 2005.
Last year was the best year by far since the boom of the late 1990s, with concrete-related revenue increasing almost 20% for the CC100 contractors, led by a 20% increase in revenue from commercial construction. Anecdotal reports indicate that growth in 2006 may not be quite that dramatic, but overall volume will remain at a very high level. The following are a few observations from our survey of 2005 financial results in the concrete industry.
Concrete-related revenue increased slightly less rapidly to $6.47 billion, an increase of 19%.
Based on our November 2005 report showing the entire concrete industry at $110 billion, the CC100 contractors represent about 6% of the industry.
We asked contractors filling out the CC100 survey form for their thoughts on the factors currently controlling the concrete construction business. Here are some of their responses:
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Update your BIOS on SUSE Linux
This article describes how to update your Dell computer's system BIOS using exclusively Linux tools. To do this, we will install Libsmbios, a generic Linux software package. It is assumed throughout this page that all commands will be run as the 'root' user. Use either 'sudo' or 'su' to become root before attempting any of these commands or they will fail.
- Install libsmbios
# yast -i libsmbios-bin
- Get the System ID
# getSystemId Libsmbios: 0.12.1 System ID: 0x01DD Service Tag: DT6WLB1 Express Service Code: 30063287773 Product Name: Dell DM061 BIOS Version: 2.3.2 Vendor: Dell Inc. Is Dell: 1
- Download the latest BIOS ".HDR" file for this system. Go here: http://linux.dell.com/repo/firmware/bios-hdrs/. Scroll down the list to find a directory matching the System ID from the previous step. The directory will be named: system_bios_ven_0x1028_dev_SYSTEM_ID_version_BIOS_VERSION. Go into this directory and download the file, "bios.hdr".
- load the dell_rbu driver
# modprobe dell_rbu
- update the bios
# dellBiosUpdate -u -f ./bios.hdr-2.3.2 Supported RBU type for this system: (MONOLITHIC) Using RBU v2 driver. Initializing Driver. Setting RBU type in v2 driver to: MONOLITHIC Prep driver for data load. Writing RBU data (4096bytes/dot): ............................ .............................................................. ....................... Notify driver data is finished. Activate CMOS bit to notify BIOS that update is ready on next boot. Update staged sucessfully. BIOS update will occur on next reboot.
- reboot the system
# reboot
There are two common problems that you may run into when following this process:
Problem: You follow all the instructions above, everything says it worked, but BIOS doesnt update. Solution: Normally, this is because the kernel is doing a "cold boot", which messes up the update process. Tell the kernel to do a warm reboot by adding "reboot=bios" to the end of your kernel command line. Reboot to let that setting take effect, and then try the bios update again.
Problem: You get a message from dellBiosUpdate saying it could not allocate enough memory. Solution: Some systems require up to 2MB of contiguous *physical* memory, which can sometimes be in short supply, especially if the system has been running for a while. You may have to reboot your system a couple times and retry the update for it to take.


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How Positivity Opens Doors in Your Career
When talking about your career, try to avoid using these limiting words.
As humans, we are pattern-seeking creatures. It's what we do. Something happens, and our brain decides what box it fits in. When you see the world through a lens of lack and limit, that sets the pattern your brain is looking to match. So when negative things happen, it reinforces that worldview. And when positive things happen, they are both minimized in importance and truncated by waiting for the other shoe to drop. A perspective of possibility and potential, on the other hand, does the opposite.
[See 14 Secrets to Career Change Success.]
All of that has an impact on what you'll be willing to try and how you will interpret whatever results you get. And what you are willing to try by definition defines what you have the potential to achieve.
If you want to craft and refine your outlook, a great place to start is by paying careful attention to the language you use. Is it limiting or expansive? Does it assume the best, or does it assume the worst? Often the language we use is habitual, a knee-jerk response.
Eliminate these four phrases from your career vocabulary, and you'll open doors for your future:
I can't
In a decade of my Passion Catalyst work, I have seen this assessment turn out to be wrong so many times. It might feel real, but often it's not. The reality is often something completely different. On closer examination, "I can't" frequently means things like, "I could, but I don't see all the options yet." Or "I could, but I'm not willing to do the hard work it would require." Or "I could, but not immediately."
[See Feeling Stuck in Your Career? Tips to Get Moving.]
They won't
Unless you happen to be a mind reader, steer clear of this one. You don't—and can't—know how other people are going to respond until they do. Need help from someone in your job search? Reach out and ask. You're guaranteed to not get it if you don't (in which case "they won't" is spot on). Want to collaborate with someone on a project? Again, don't assume you know the negative answer.
Even if you're right that "they won't" eight out of ten times, that still opens two doors that would otherwise have remained closed forever. Imagine the cumulative impact of that over the course of your career.
It's not possible
When I hear this, one of the things I often ask is, "Do you know that for certain? Can you prove it?" Often people just default to this without really thinking it through. "It's not possible" often winds up being, "It's possible, but it would take a lot of effort," or, "It's not possible in my current scenario, but if I make these changes it could actually be possible."
A good question to ask if this phrase comes up for you is, "What if I HAD to make it happen? How could I?" Stretch your creative problem-solving.
[See How Loving Your Job Helps You Succeed.]
I have to
People have so many ingrained rules about what they have to do, and often they're little more than unquestioned assumptions installed by other people (parents, teachers, past bosses, etc.). If you find yourself operating according to a set of have-to expectations, ask yourself, "Do I really? Why? What if I didn't?"
Now, of course all of these are going to be accurate on occasion. There will be times when you really can't do something. And there will be times when, yes, you really do have to do something. But there will also be times when these assumptions simply aren't accurate.
If you take yourself off autopilot by questioning your assumptions when these phrases come up, you'll open the door to possibility and potential. And step-by-step, you'll leave that knee-jerk perspective of limits and lack behind.
After years as a professional malcontent, Curt Rosengren discovered the power of passion. As speaker, author, and coach, Rosengren helps people create careers that energize and inspire them. His book, 101 Ways to Get Wild About, and his E-book, The Occupational Adventure Guide, offer people tools for turning dreams into reality. Rosengren's blog, The M.A.P. Maker, explores how to craft a life of meaning, abundance, and passion.


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February 19, 2012
- FTFT1Crawley Town
- FTFT2Stevenage
- FTFT3Liverpool
It's a great win for Liverpool, who progress to the next round against Stoke City. Brighton shouldn't be disheartened because of the bad luck they've had today, but Liverpool were clearly the superior side and good value for the win, if not necessarily the scoreline. A potential cup double is on the cards; all attention will turn to next Sunday's Carling Cup final against Cardiff City.
Full-time: Liverpool 6-1 Brighton
Play's stopped again. There's a streaker on the pitch...
Two minutes of added time to be played
And it restarts again. Liverpool are visibly playing with less purpose now
Play yet to restart following Bridcutt's injury, who's leaving the field...
Injury has been added to insult for Bridcutt, who's currently down in pain
Vicente fires wide for Brighton! Shows some nice touches; can't help but feel he could play for a Premier League side
GOAL Liverpool 6-1 Brighton! Suarez the scorer!
The chance has gone but Liverpool remain positive in possession
There could easily be another goal or two left in this...
Corner to Liverpool...
The striker missed! Poor penalty, really. Brezovan saved with ease
Suarez to take...
Kuyt brought down in the area when about to shoot, and probably score
Liverpool penalty!
What a waste by Carroll! The striker had plenty of space to run into before shooting - unchallenged - but instead chose to shoot from distance. He struck the ball well but it didn't test Brezovan.
Nice touch there from Gerrard, shaking the hand of his former youth team-mate Navarro as he left the pitch. Carragher becomes Liverpool's captain for the remainder of the game
Gerrard, Downing and Henderson off; Maxi, Shelvey and Kuyt on
Dalglish would prefer Liverpool to have scored their own goals but he'll be happy with the luck they've had
Suarez's cross was fumbled by the goalkeeper onto Dunk who failed to clear the ball, instead turning it over his own line
GOAL Liverpool 5-1 Brighton! It's another own goal
This game's surely over as a contest, though there could yet be at least another goal...
Unlucky for Brighton, but Gerrard did very well there! After his first shot was saved, he chased the ball instead of accepting a corner, cut it back very well and forced Bridcutt's own goal after the defender tried to block it. Harsh on the defender, but...
GOAL Liverpool 4-1 Brighton!
Brighton corner
As is energetic, hard-working and, by Championship standards, good finisher Mackail Smith
Talented but fitness-challenged Vicente, who has won with Valencia at Anfield in the Champions League, is on
Positive changes from Poyet, those
Vokes off, Mackail Smith
El-Abd off, Vicente
Any threat from Brighton has dwindled completely. They're good at keeping possession, but look bereft of ideas once they're in Liverpool's half
...partly why they've such a good defensive record, this season
To Brighton's credit they continue to try and attack but Liverpool are defending well, holding their shape and refusing to give the Championship side any openings
Liverpool throw-in. They're looking very comfortable and confident at the moment. Dalglish will be pleased, but they should avoid taking any risks
Liverpool fans will be pleased to note Carroll's sudden energy; he's clearly been lifted by that goal
Woeful pass there from Gerrard with Liverpool breaking! That should have been a fourth goal
Crucially, it could well play into Liverpool's hands if they continue to attack; Liverpool are having lots of success on the counter
Clear space now between Brighton and Liverpool. Difficult to see the Seagulls getting back into the game
A decent move by Liverpool culminated with Downing's low cross for Carroll which the striker took well, firing low into the net. Good finish
GOALLiverpool 3-1 Brighton! Carroll scores!
They actually miss Agger today, given the way they're choosing to play. Adam's having to drop deep to start any attacks when previously Agger may have run out from defence. Carragher and Skrtel aren't nearly as good at playing the ball
Liverpool now with the ball in defence
Brighton again with the ball at the back...
Close from Liverpool! Henderson tries to deflect Gerrard's wayward shot on target but the ball still goes wide
Adam crosses towards Carroll but Dunk heads back towards his 'keeper. Well defende
And a foul at the other end by Johnson. Brighton free-kick
Vokes is caught offside there. Liverpool free-kick, Reina to take
Suarez chips towards goal but Brezovan, a 6ft 6ins goalkeeper, catches with easr
...it's taken short but Johnson's subsequent effort flies over the bar
Liverpool corner..
Interestingly, Noone is also known for roofing an extension to Gerrard's house when he was a non-league player
Buckley off, Noone on
Sloppy from Adam as a misplaced pass gives the ball away...
Brighton kick-off...
Both teams are out now for the second-half...
Brighton have paid for ineptly defending two set pieces but, to be fair, it's a lead Liverpool deserve
Half-time: Liverpool 2-1 Brighton
One minute of added time to be played...
Foul on Suarez. Liverpool free-kick again, and again from a crossing position, this time from the right
It's an untidy goal but Liverpool won't complain; Johnson's header was cleared off the line but hits Bridcutt and is turned into the net. Liverpool deserve that
GOAL Liverpool 2-1 Brighton!
Gerrard's cross ended up going towards goal until Brezovan tipped over. Corner to Liverpool...
Liverpool free-kick on the very edge of the box after Calderon fouls Downing
...he does well to shoot after beating Johnson but his effort hits the side netting
Lua Lua's breaking down the left..
Carroll blocked from meeting Gerrard's cross by Greer. The striker isn't happy but the referee waves his appeals off
Suarez's cross blocked. Liverpool throw-in deep into Brighton's half
Liverpool's midfield tends to drop too deeply, leaving Carroll isolated and entirely reliant on Suarez to make up the space in between them. With that happening, it's harder for them to counter as they'd wish
Brighton again with the ball in midfield...
Better now from Brighton, with Buckley leading their attack. Liverpool now need to regain some composure in possession
Danger's cleared and Brighton recover possession
Liverpool have another corner...
Better there from him! A lovely cross into the box from Gerrard which Carroll jumps to head but his effort is just over the bar. Should be 2-1 now.
Free-kick against Carroll for pushing Greer. The striker's getting very frustrated at the game so far
Comes to nothing. Liverpool with the ball at the back...
What an intervention by Calderon! Suarez cut inside the area and beat the 'keeper with his shot but the right-back was in position to block and send it over the bar. Liverpool corner...
Vokes heads over from Lua Lua's cross. The goalscorer's certainly making things happen for the away side
Optimistic effort there from Suarez. The forward dropped into midfield and shot from distance but the ball went high and wide
It's taken quickly but comes to nothing. Brighton goal-kick
Free-kick to Liverpool for Navarro's (ex-Liverpool Navarro) foul on Suarez
Great trickery in the box there by Suarez, should have been a goal! He just needed to get his shot away and Liverpool surely would have been back in front then
Close from Downing, who poked his effort past Brezozan before the ball was cleared away. Needed a 'fox in the box' to convert that.
Liverpool again with the ball at the back...
Lua Lua fired the free-kick low and hard just beyond the wall and past Reina! That'll remind Anfield regulars of the days of Riise and Cisse
GOAL Liverpool 1-1 Brighton! What an equaliser!
And now a free-kick to Brighton for Henderson's foul on Lua Lua
Taking quickly by Liverpool but Gerrard's low drive goes wide
Free-kick to Liverpool on the edge of Brighton's box after a foul on Enrique
Good break down the left from Downing and a good cross, but Dunk heads back towards his 'keeper
In contrast to the majority of this weekend's FA Cup matches, this could well be a game where more football is played
Better from Brighton as they attack down the right from Buckley...
Brighton have learned from the first and cleared the danger
Liverpool have another corner after another Downing cross is deflected out...
Adam, as he has tended to do all season, continues to drop and sit in front of the two centre-halves and provide another passing option. It's a role that suits him
Some nice football being played here, with both sides stroking the ball around in midfield.
Their consolation is that their game plan hasn't necessarily altered as a result of their approach. As they're not set-up defensively, they can potentially recover from conceding
Nice, routine goal from Liverpool as Skrtel heads in Gerrard's corner at the near post. Disastrous start for Brighton
GOAL Liverpool 1-0 Brighton! Skrtel scores!
Liverpool corner...
Good save there from Brezovan after he touches Downing's deflected cross over the bar
That could ultimately be to their detriment, of course, but Gus Poyet's side really isn't set up to contain others
Liverpool seem to have gone for a 4-4-2, with Carroll unsurprisingly leading the line and Suarez playing with freedom. Brighton, to their credit, and going against what many other non-Premier League sides have done in this competition so far, appear to be adopting their normal tactics
Liverpool kick-off...
Liverpool's tactics could really be decisive today. Brighton prefer to keep the ball on the ground, which more often than not is Liverpool's approach, though today they may decide not to in order to avoid giving Brighton a chance to play to their strengths
The afternoon also represents a chance for Andy Carroll to impress, and for Luis Suarez to finally put a controversial period behind him (hmmm)
Brighton have already knocked Newcastle United out of the FA Cup, when Will Buckley was particularly impressive, but they're strong underdogs today.
They've already reached the Carling Cup final so and still potentially have a successful season
Liverpool haven't taken any risks in their team selection. It strongly appears as though their hopes of Champions League qualification are thin so it makes sense for them to target the FA Cup


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15801 Southwest Freeway, Sugarland, TX | Directions 7747829.600121 -95.6201
M-Th 11am-10pm, F-Sa 11am-11pm, Su 11am-10pm (Also available for catering.)
Above average, family friendly tex-mex – Lupe Tortilla
I've been to the Lupe Tortilla on 59/Kirby but I'd never been to this location in Sugar Land until yesterday. I was greeted by what looked like a large house with a sprawling patio installed with a large sandy play area where kids were gleefully getting themselves dirty. At barely 6pm on a Friday, Lupe's was already teeming with hungry families. In addition to parents and kids on the patio, the entrance was crowded with a small line in front of the hostess. I gave her my name and headed towards the bar, where the sandy beach theme continued with a faux grass hut-like bar, complete with multicolored Christmas lights and Hawaiian-shirt clad bartender. I ordered a $.6.25 frozen strawberry margarita and took in the sights.
A family was seated at the bar where they had ordered meals (in lieu of sit-down dining). And their orders were spectacularly delivered on sizzling hot plates with sizzling hot cheese garnished with pretty char-grilled red and green peppers. The food looked great but for the fact that all the dishes were literally smothered in melted cheese. A case of overzealous cheese-dosing by the kitchen, I thought about my poor arteries and made a mental note to stay away from the sizzling plates.
Instead we ordered their famous steak fajitas, and a couple of enchiladas a la carte. The chicken enchilada was pretty flavorless, a complete bust. The fajita steak enchilada was better, but they charged a $2.95 supplement to the $2.50 enchilada, and totally not worth it for $5.45. The fajitas were definitely the highlight, arriving on a sizzling plate adorned with that special Lupe's touch: chargrilled red pepper, green pepper, and green onions. But the wait from the time we ordered the food to the time the food arrived was overly-long (they used to have signs talking about the wait), which prompted me to tell me husband several times "the fajitas better be DARN good if we're going to wait this long!"
In the end, the fajitas were above average but not the slam-dunk spectacular I expected, the prices were high-end for tex-mex (a single portion steak fajita was $16.95). If I had kids it would be a big plus, but with so many choices for tex-mex, I'm not sure the prices or the wait are fully justified.
Awesome Fajitas and Ritas – Best fajitas in the Houston area.
STAY AWAY FROM GRAND PARKWAY LUPE TORTILLA – STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!!! Thats what i will be telling everyone i know & will be posting on every web site i can find. Got there at 6:42 (got a phone call from my daughter at that time) & left at about 8:10 without getting our food. Instead got a lot of excuses, had to wait for a refill on the long awaited soft drinks...more excuses. When I asked for the manager our waiter grabbed the first guy next to him . Called after I left (to go get my grandson some food), asked for Stan whom I was told is the "manager" got Jesus instead, who put me on terminal hold, then got Toby(if thats his real name) who said he was a managing partner or something. When I asked for Stan the manager he said I needed to go to the website. When I said I wanted to actually speak to him , his response was a rude "thats the only way your gonna get a hold of him, man" Looks like theres already similar posts on Yelp, but I'm just getting started, lets see what else there is, but there will be more that's for sure.
Great Poblano Chicken – My wife and I love this place. My favorite is the Poblano Chicken. The rice is just OK, but the refried beans have a nice smoky flavor. It's often crowded on the weekends.
the best fajitas ive had – I have had fajitas at most tex- mex and mexican restaurants all over the city, im quite picky when it comes to food, and this is my favorite place for fajitas.
I recommend the beef over the chicken (I always like chicken but their beef has more kick to it). Its the lime roasted tangyness that gives their meat a pop.
Also try their flan, its deeeeeeeelish!
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Our cool and comfortable room has a true Brooklyn vibe. Located on a quiet street with easy access to public transportation (bikes are also available if desired). Crown Heights offers architecture, cafes, parks and pubs - enjoy a "locals" experience!
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Hi there! We are a friendly, late 20's couple, both in the environmental sector. Our clean and spacious one bedroom apartment in the Historic Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn is located on a side street that does not allow through traffic and offers seclusion from street noise. The living room - where you'll be sleeping - can easily accommodate up to three people with a full size futon and comfortable couch. It also boasts original pre-war details, restored mid-century modern furniture, hardwood floors, and two windows looking out into all the trees and quiet backyards of the block. The room is separated by a French door (with privacy blinds). We welcome you to use the full eat-in kitchen and share the hallway closet for storage. Parking is free and abundant most times of the day. The wifi, extra yoga mats, guitar and bikes are yours as well!
Please note that this is a private room with shared kitchen and bathroom.
We work quite a bit during the week, but can always squeeze in mingling time during evenings and weekends. Usually, though, guests prefer their privacy - and that's perfectly fine as well!
Crown Heights is an eclectic and diverse neighborhood. Manhattan is only 20 mins away - 4 stops on the A train. There are several cool and cozy cafes with wifi just up the street (PS Designs Cafe, Lula Bagel, Richol Cafe), and restaurants (Basil, Catfish, Peaches Hot House). Franklin Ave is a short walk (and even shorter bike ride) nearby. Local bar options include Franklin Park, Nostrand Avenue Pub, and NoBar. Brower Park and the Brooklyn Children's Museum are right around the corner. Other places of interest include The Brooklyn Museum, Botanical Garden and Grand Army Plaza's bountiful farmers market. Check out https://www.airbnb.com/locations/new-york/crown-heights for more information on the area!
Our apartment has quick access to several train lines, including the A (Nostrand Ave), C (Kingston-Throop), 3 (Kingston Ave) and LIRR (Nostrand Ave)
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Nous avons passé un séjour très agréable chez Laura & Tyler.
L'appartement est conforme aux photos sur le site, la chambre est très spacieuse. nous nous sommes immédiatement senti "comme à la maison".
2 lignes de métro sont à 10 minutes de marche (très bien pour digérer !!) et vous êtes très rapidement à Manhattan ; le quartier est cosmopolite et l'on se sent en sécurité
Merci Laura !!
Laura and Tyler are great hosts. Smart, courteous and easy-going. They payed with my 3 y.o. daughter and gave us a bike to travel around Brooklyn. One is unlikely to find better hosts.
We could not have asked for better hosts while staying in Brooklyn. Laura and her boyfriend were very warm and interesting hosts who made our stay at their nice and neat apartment the most comfortable one can imagine. We really enjoyed and are thankful for our time with them, which is why we would recommend them and their place without hesitating; especially if you're into Scandinavia and cool Scandinavian design.
Look no further. Very nice, friendly and easy going couple.
Thanks for everything.
It was such a great place! Laura and Tyler are such a nice couple and were always friendly and helpful. The room was clean and cozy, and it was a pleasure to come home after a long cold day. We enjoyed our stay in New York and if we ever come back to NYC again, we would definitely stay again at Laura's place! We had a great time.
We hope you guys enjoyed your trip to New Orleans ;) Thank you for everything :)
Ce quartier de Brooklyn mérite le détour. L'appartement de Laura & Tyler est grand, propre et lumineux. Nous étions totalement indépendants dans "notre" salon. La déco est chouette, la bibliothèque aussi. Merci Laura et Tyler pour votre accueil. Au plaisir de vous revoir.
My mom and sister we the actual guests, here are their reviews: Accommodation was very comfortable and warm to come home to after a cold walk from the subway. Our hosts Laura and Tyler were pleasant and always ready to chat and give advice for first timers in NYC. We would recommend this accommodation to any and everyone. Thank you for a lovely stay!!
Laura's apartment is really nice (and hot!). She was always prompt to answer our questions and gave us good advice about stuff to do around crown heights.
Highly recommended !
Laura was so accommodating and sweet!! I plan to stay here next fall when we visit NY again.
Hi, we stayed 10 days at Laura's place. It was perfect for me and my brother to discover new york from brooklyn. the subways were only five or ten minutes away. the room was nice. laura and taylor were very friendly and always open for a chat. thanks laura
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Last Saturday, an Indonesian maid fell 13 storeys and died while trying to put the laundry out to dry in a flat in Pasir Ris.
Neighbours found the 23-year-old on the ground floor with a wooden bamboo clothes pole next to her body.
In an interview with Lianhe Zaobao on Monday, Indonesia's Ambassador Andri Hadi said six Indonesian maids have fallen from high-rise buildings in just three months this year.
Maids are already provided with training, and existing laws concerning errant employers are being enhanced.
But migrant worker groups are calling for employers to compensate the families of the maids who are injured or die as a result of the job.
So sad.
Obviously no one have bothered to look into the safety of high rise building.
It is about time that both HDB, HUDC and Building & Construction Authority get together and find a lasting solution to these dangerous acts of laundry hanging and window cleaning.
Why can't anyone design a system where the windows can be turn inward for cleaning without having to reach outside ?
Same too should be asked why cloth hanging must be that dangerous with bamboo stick and all ??
HDB, HUDC and BCA ... get your designers to come up with safety features once and for all


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NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE TS No. 11-0097851 Doc ID #0001612850132005N Title Order No. 110459872 Investor/Insurer No. 161285013 APN No. 106-040-003-000 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST, DATED 02/01/2007. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. Notice is hereby given that RECONTRUST COMPANY, N.A., as duly appointed trustee pursuant to the Deed of Trust executed by JOHN ROLLINGS, AN UNMARRIED MAN AND ERICA CALDWELL, AN UNMARRIED WOMAN, dated 02/01/2007 and recorded 2/7/2007, as Instrument No. 2007-0001032, in Book N/A, Page N/A, of Official Records in the office of the County Recorder of Plumas County, State of California, will sell on 04/24/2013 at 11:00AM, At the Main Street entrance to the County Courthouse, 520 Main Street, Quincy, CA 95971 at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash or check as described below, payable in full at time of sale, all right, title, and interest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust, in the property situated in said County and State and as more fully described in the above referenced Deed of Trust. The street address and other common designation, if any, of the real property described above is purported to be: 4843 HIGHWAY 147, LAKE ALMANOR, CA, 96137. The undersigned Trustee disclaims any liability for any incorrectness of the street address and other common designation, if any, shown herein. The total amount of the unpaid balance with interest thereon of the obligation secured by the property to be sold plus reasonable estimated costs, expenses and advances at the time of the initial publication of the Notice of Sale is $655,089.37. It is possible that at the time of sale the opening bid may be less than the total indebtedness due. In addition to cash, the Trustee will accept cashier's checks drawn on a state or national bank, a check drawn by a state or federal credit union, or a check drawn by a state or federal savings and loan association, savings association, or savings bank specified in Section 5102 of the Financial Code and authorized to do business in this state. Said sale will be made, in an ''AS IS'' condition, but without covenant or warranty, express or implied, regarding title, possession or encumbrances, to satisfy the indebtedness secured by said Deed of Trust, advances thereunder, with interest as provided, and the unpaid principal of the Note secured by said Deed of Trust with interest thereon as provided in said Note, plus fees, charges and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust. NOTICE TO POTENTIAL BIDDERS If you are considering bidding on this property lien, you should understand that there are risks involved in bidding at a trustee auction. You will be bidding on a lien, not on a property itself. Placing the highest bid at a trustee auction does not automatically entitle you to free and clear ownership of the property. You should also be aware that the lien being auctioned off may be a junior lien. If you are the highest bidder at the auction, you are or may be responsible for paying off all liens senior to the lien being auctioned off, before you can receive clear title to the property. You are encouraged to investigate the existence, priority, and size of outstanding liens that may exist on this property by contacting the county recorder's office or a title insurance company, either of which may charge you a fee for this information. If you consult either of these resources, you should be aware that the lender may hold more than one mortgage or deed of trust on the property. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER The sale date shown on this notice of sale may be postponed one or more times by the mortgagee, beneficiary, trustee, or a court, pursuant to Section 2924g of the California Civil Code. The law requires that information about trustee sale postponements be made available to you and to the public, as a courtesy to those not present at the sale. If you wish to learn whether your sale date has been postponed, and, if applicable, the rescheduled time and date for the sale of this property, you may call 1-800-281-8219 or visit this Internet Web site www.recontrustco.com, using the file number assigned to this case TS No. 11-0097851. Information about postponements that are very short in duration or that occur close in time to the scheduled sale may not immediately be reflected in the telephone information or on the Internet Web site. The best way to verify postponement information is to attend the scheduled sale. DATED: 09/28/2012 RECONTRUST COMPANY, N.A. 1800 Tapo Canyon Rd., CA6-914-01-94 SIMI VALLEY, CA 93063 Phone: (800) 281 8219, Sale Information (626) 927-4399 By: Trustee's Sale Officer RECONTRUST COMPANY, N.A. is a debt collector attempting to collect a debt. Any information obtained will be used for that purpose. A-4371806 03/27/2013, 04/03/2013, 04/10/2013
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March 27, April 3, 10, 2013
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The following person(s) is/are doing business as: Plumas Pines Real Estate and Vacation Rentals.
Business Address: 307 Poplar Valley Road, Blairsden, CA 96103; County of Plumas. Phone: (530) 836-0444.
Mailing Address: PO Box 879, Graeagle, CA 96103.
This business is conducted by: Corporation.
Plumas Pines Realty, Inc., 307 Poplar Valley Road, Blairsden, CA 96103. AI#: 2323501. State: CA.
The registrant(s) commenced to transact business under the above name(s) on: 1/16/2013.
Signed: Mark Smith, President
Plumas Pines Realty Inc.
This statement was filed in the office of the County Clerk of Plumas County on the date indicated below:
Filed: January 16, 2013
Kathy Williams, County Clerk
By: Laura L. Foster, Deputy
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